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Two Week Ireland Itineraries
4.50 (6 reviews)
14 Tours
7 - 65 Max Group Size
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2026
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Two Weeks in Ireland: Wild Atlantic Way & Emerald Hills
Mix Dublin’s buzz with coastal scenery and towns full of character
Ireland suits an 11–14 day trip particularly well, giving you enough time for lively cities, smaller towns and expansive coastal scenery without constantly feeling on the move. Many itineraries start or finish in Dublin, pairing headline attractions with days that dig further into local culture, food traditions and changing landscapes. Most departures in this range are group tours, and some routes extend beyond Ireland. It’s common for a programme to include Northern Ireland, and a smaller number may also combine Ireland with Scotland, France, or the wider United Kingdom, so it’s worth checking the plan carefully. Within Ireland, expect walks on rugged headlands, unhurried time in places like Galway, and standout stops such as the Cliffs of Moher, with enough nights on the road to experience more of the island’s character.
Best 11-14 day itineraries
Ireland Encompassed
Our longest Ireland tour! Take in the the best of Northern Ireland, including a Belfast city tour and free time to roam the Titanic Quarter, plus visits to the magical Giant's causeway and Derry. In the Republic of Ireland, uncover natural gems including the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Achill Island and Connemara National Park. Taste authentic Irish whiskey, see the colourful houses of Dingle and visit the home of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell. Explore Blarney Castle, spend three nights in pretty Killarney and discover the best of Galway at leisure.
Tour Highlights
Belfast - Take in the sights of Northern Ireland's capital on an included city tour and visit the Titanic Quarter
Giant's Causeway - Marvel at this incredible UNESCO-listed rock formation, one of the highlights of Northern Ireland
Derry - See the incredibly well-preserved city walls and explore this historic city at your own pace
Galway - Explore this pretty coastal city independently, with time to browse the markets and visit a local pub for a drink
Cliffs of Moher - Hike along stunning windswept coastal trails and watch seabirds wheeling over the dramatic clifftops
Killarney - Spend three nights in this charming town, known for its pub culture and entertaining live music
Dingle Peninsula - Stroll along Inch Beach, admire the ancient forts of Slea Head and explore the colourful town of Dingle independently
Blarney Castle - Explore the famous castle grounds and kiss the legendary Blarney Stone to gain the gift of eloquence!
Wicklow Mountains National Park - Pass through rugged mountain scenery and walk to the 6th century monastery of Glendalough
Totally Ireland
Weave through the spellbinding landscapes of Northern Ireland, the Wild Atlantic Way, and beyond on this 11-day group tour from Dublin. Highlights include the mystical Giant’s Causeway, a dram at the world’s oldest distillery in Bushmills, and a stroll through Galway’s charming streets. Explore ancient Neolithic sites like Céide Fields and the Cliffs of Moher, and wander through the vibrant towns of Dingle and Kinsale, renowned for their warm hospitality and rich culture, before returning to Dublin.
Tour Highlights
Belfast – Embark on a food tour to discover the city’s hidden culinary gems
Giant’s Causeway – Hike the iconic Causeway Coast and marvel at the basalt columns shaped by ancient legends
Derry – Explore the city’s rich history on a guided walking tour, learning about the divide between north and south
Glenveagh National Park – Wander through Victorian gardens and rugged trails amidst the park’s spectacular scenery
Ceide Fields & Downpatrick Head – Uncover Stone Age secrets and witness stunning sea cliffs and ancient ruins
Connemara National Park – Cruise Killary Fjord and experience a thrilling sheepdog demonstration with local farmers
Aran Islands – Cycle the remote roads of Inis Oirr and admire its tranquil beauty and ancient ruins
Cliffs of Moher – Hike along the cliff edge with the roaring Atlantic as your backdrop
Grand European Adventure Through History
Embark on a 14-day adventure starting in Dublin and ending in Paris, offering a delightful mix of iconic sights and cultural experiences. Begin in Dublin, exploring the city's vibrant streets and historic Trinity College before venturing through lush landscapes to discover Powerscourt Gardens and the medieval Rock of Cashel. You'll visit charming Kinsale and traverse the scenic beauty of Killarney National Park. Expect breathtaking views from the Cliffs of Moher and enjoy exploring Galway's lively atmosphere. Cross into the UK, with highlights including Liverpool's Beatles heritage and Stratford-upon-Avon's nod to Shakespeare. Finally, immerse yourself in Parisian glamour, from the Eiffel Tower to the bohemian streets of Montmartre.
Enchanting Journey Through Scotland and Ireland
Begin your unforgettable 12-day adventure in Edinburgh and wrap it up in the lively city of Dublin. Scotland unfolds with its UNESCO-listed Edinburgh, the monumental Stirling Castle, the mystical waters of Loch Ness, and the charm of Inverness. Feel the haunting allure of Culloden, sip on whisky in Inverness, and soak in the beauty of Eilean Donan Castle. Glide across to Ireland, where Belfast's emerging vibrancy meets Dublin's cosy charm. Explore Powerscourt Gardens and the impressive Rock of Cashel, then wander Cork and soak up Kinsale’s coastal beauty. Marvel at the iconic Cliffs of Moher and the serene landscapes of Burren National Park before concluding in Dublin.
UK & Ireland Highlights
Embark on an enchanting 13-day journey through the UK and Ireland, unveiling a medley of iconic landmarks, vibrant cities, and historical treasures. Your adventure commences with a visit to the mysterious Stonehenge, followed by the Roman charm of Bath, before heading to the lively city of Cardiff. Traverse through Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon to the musical heart of Liverpool, and experience the breathtaking beauty of Ireland with highlights such as Conwy Castle, the Cliffs of Moher, and Belfast’s Giant's Causeway. Conclude your journey in the stunning Scottish Highlands and captivating Edinburgh, before returning to England to explore the historic elegance of York and indulge in a tranquil punting experience on the River Cam in Cambridge.
Tour Highlights
Stonehenge - The ancient stone circle rises from Salisbury Plain with the same quiet authority it has held for thousands of years, its purpose still debated and its scale still surprising up close
Bath - The best-preserved Roman bathing complex in northern Europe sits at the heart of a Georgian city built entirely in honey-coloured stone, rewarding even a short stop on the way to Wales
Cardiff - A driving tour of the Welsh capital introduces a city that wears its history lightly, its Victorian arcades and castle walls giving way to a modern waterfront
Stratford-upon-Avon - Shakespeare's hometown rewards an optional visit to his childhood home before afternoon tea at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, one of the more civilised ways to spend a few hours in England
Liverpool - The birthplace of the Beatles and home to one of England's most passionate football cultures, explored on a driving tour with an optional deep-dive into the Fab Four's story at The Beatles Story museum
Conwy - A brief stop in this north Welsh coastal town takes in one of Britain's finest medieval castles and the village with arguably the longest place name in Europe, carved into a railway sign for the benefit of photographers
Dublin - Two days in Ireland's capital span a free day to explore at will, with optional visits to the Guinness Storehouse, an Irish whiskey experience, and an evening of traditional food, music, and dance
Blarney Castle - Nearly 600 years old and still drawing visitors to lean backwards over the battlements in pursuit of the gift of the gab, the castle and its wooded grounds make for a satisfying stop en route to Kerry
Killarney - A free day in County Kerry opens up the Ring of Kerry coastal route, a jaunting car ride through Killarney National Park, and a stop at the Kerry Bog Village along one of Ireland's most celebrated scenic drives
Cliffs of Moher - The Atlantic drops away several hundred metres below the cliff edge here, the scale only fully registering when you stand at the top and watch the sea birds wheel below you
Galway - A lively city on Ireland's west coast where live music spills out of pubs onto cobbled streets, with optional guided exploration before heading north along the Wild Atlantic Way
Derry - Northern Ireland's walled city rewards a walk along its 17th-century ramparts, its murals and divided streets offering an unusually candid window into recent Irish history
Giant's Causeway - Around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns descend into the North Channel at the edge of the Antrim coast, the result of ancient volcanic activity and one of the most distinctive landscapes in the British Isles
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Real reviews from our travellers
Ireland Encompassed - 11 daysOur longest Ireland tour! Take in the the best of Northern Ireland, including a Belfast city tour and free time to roam the Titanic Quarter, plus visits to the magical Giant's causeway and Derry. In the Republic of Ireland, uncover natural gems including the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Achill Island and Connemara National Park. Taste authentic Irish whiskey, see the colourful houses of Dingle and visit the home of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell. Explore Blarney Castle, spend three nights in pretty Killarney and discover the best of Galway at leisure.Worldwide Touring11We basically enjoyed the whole trip.
MarkusIreland Encompassed - 11 daysOur longest Ireland tour! Take in the the best of Northern Ireland, including a Belfast city tour and free time to roam the Titanic Quarter, plus visits to the magical Giant's causeway and Derry. In the Republic of Ireland, uncover natural gems including the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Achill Island and Connemara National Park. Taste authentic Irish whiskey, see the colourful houses of Dingle and visit the home of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell. Explore Blarney Castle, spend three nights in pretty Killarney and discover the best of Galway at leisure.Worldwide Touring11Although I didn't know when we booked, the trip was made up of 3 separate tours which meant 3 separate drivers. Each of the drivers had their own personal style but they all knew the locations they were taking us to as they were locals of that area.
BronwynIreland Encompassed - 11 daysOur longest Ireland tour! Take in the the best of Northern Ireland, including a Belfast city tour and free time to roam the Titanic Quarter, plus visits to the magical Giant's causeway and Derry. In the Republic of Ireland, uncover natural gems including the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Achill Island and Connemara National Park. Taste authentic Irish whiskey, see the colourful houses of Dingle and visit the home of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell. Explore Blarney Castle, spend three nights in pretty Killarney and discover the best of Galway at leisure.Worldwide Touring11The traveling people on our tour were great. Giant causeway is definitely a must. The whole of Ireland is amazing.
JessIreland Encompassed - 11 daysOur longest Ireland tour! Take in the the best of Northern Ireland, including a Belfast city tour and free time to roam the Titanic Quarter, plus visits to the magical Giant's causeway and Derry. In the Republic of Ireland, uncover natural gems including the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Achill Island and Connemara National Park. Taste authentic Irish whiskey, see the colourful houses of Dingle and visit the home of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell. Explore Blarney Castle, spend three nights in pretty Killarney and discover the best of Galway at leisure.Worldwide Touring11The whole tour was wonderful but particularly loved Donagle, although there wasnt enough time there. Our driver ran out of petrol in Waterford. Thank fully we were only a couple of blocks from where we needed to be dropped off.
Ireland Encompassed - 11 daysOur longest Ireland tour! Take in the the best of Northern Ireland, including a Belfast city tour and free time to roam the Titanic Quarter, plus visits to the magical Giant's causeway and Derry. In the Republic of Ireland, uncover natural gems including the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Achill Island and Connemara National Park. Taste authentic Irish whiskey, see the colourful houses of Dingle and visit the home of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell. Explore Blarney Castle, spend three nights in pretty Killarney and discover the best of Galway at leisure.Worldwide Touring11Great sites and attractions were amazing. We were lucky to have the good weather with us.
Ireland 11-14 day itineraries at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Most 11–14 day trips in Ireland run as group tours, and you can usually choose between fully guided and partly guided options depending on how much structure you prefer. Some itineraries have a single driver-guide throughout, while others include guided city tours at key stops and then allow free time between visits.
Accommodation
Where you stay depends on the itinerary, and accommodation often changes night by night as the route moves on through different regions. Options may include 3–4 star hotels, 3-star hotels, simpler guesthouses (sometimes with hotel upgrades on selected trips), as well as boutique hotels or even a castle stay. Properties of a similar standard may be used when needed, and star ratings can vary by country.
Trip pacing
The pace is shaped by the route: many itineraries sit at a moderate tempo, while others move faster to fit in more stops across the same time frame. Expect a blend of guided sightseeing and independent time, plus road travel days between major locations, designed to cover Ireland’s highlights comfortably within 11–14 days.
Frequently asked questions
What can you see in Ireland in 11 to 14 days?
Around 11 to 14 days suits a full loop of Ireland. Routes link Dublin and Belfast with Donegal, Galway, the Aran Islands, Dingle and Killarney. It circles the island taking in cities, coast and countryside.
Is 11 to 14 days enough to tour Ireland?
Yes, two weeks comfortably circles the island. It links the north around Belfast and Derry with the west coast and the south. Shorter trips cover the highlights with less time at each.
Are 11 to 14 day Ireland tours guided?
They run as fully guided and partially guided trips, on group and larger coach formats. A guide covers the route, with free time around it. The coach format links the loop.
How active is an 11 to 14 day Ireland tour?
The activity level is easy to moderate, with town visits, coastal scenery and short walks. The pace runs from medium to fairly brisk. Groups reach up to around 65 on the larger coach trips.
How big are the groups on these Ireland tours?
Larger coach trips run up to around 65 travellers, with smaller group options. The route circles the island. A minimum age of around five applies on some departures.
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